High-Rise Urbanism in Contemporary Europe
This issue of Built Environment explores the processes of contemporary European urban verticalization and examines what these recent upward trajectories indicate about the social, political, economic and cultural dynamics of European urbanization. Through a combination of particular case-studies from across Europe, the issue investigates the relationship in European cities between high-rise built fabric and planning regimes, financial flows, cultural representations, technical innovations, and forms of modernist heritage.
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Summary
This issue of Built Environment explores the processes of contemporary European urban verticalization and examines what these recent upward trajectories indicate about the social, political, economic and cultural dynamics of European urbanization.
Contents
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High-Rise Urbanism in Contemporary Europe
MARTINE DROZDZ, MANUEL APPERT and ANDREW HARRIS -
1980s London: A Laboratory for Contemporary High-Rise Architecture. The Case of the Richard Rogers Partnership
LOÏSE LENNE -
Skyscraper Development and the Dynamics of Crisis: The New London Skyline and Spatial Recapitalization
DAVID CRAGGS -
The Governance of Office Tower Projects in a European Second City: The Case of Lyon
MAXIME HURÉ, CHRISTIAN MONTÈS and MANUEL APPERT -
Reaching New Heights: Post-Politicizing High-Rise Planning in Jerusalem
GILLAD ROSEN and IGAL CHARNEY -
Questioning the Vertical Urbanization of Post-Industrial Cities: The Cases of Turin and Lyon
ELENA GRECO -
Exploring the Skyline Rotterdam and The Hague: Visibility Analysis and Its Implications for Tall Building Policy
STEFFEN NIJHUIS and FRANK VAN DER HOEVEN -
In the Shadow of the High-Rise: The Lähiö in Contemporary Finnish Cinema
ESSI VIITANEN -
Deconstructing the ‘Formula One of Housing’: Screen Representations of Malmö’s Turning Torso
PEI-SZE CHOW -
Renewal and ‘Deverticalization’ in French Social Housing: The Emblematic Case of the Rhône-Alpes Region
VINCENT VESCHAMBRE -
The Repoliticization of High-Rise Social Housing in the UK and the Classed Politics of Demolition
VIKKI MCCALL and GERRY MOONEY - Publication Reviews